Tom
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Shocking but not surprising. Also serves as a cautionary tale about how difficult it is to 'fix the problem from the inside' and how you often end up simply perpetuating the issues that you came in to solve.
Some takeaways:
- Being attacked by a shark sounds almost as bad as having negligent parents
- Mark's staff let him win at Catan and he's too self-important to notice
- The answer to balancing parenting and work at that level is to let other people manage the children for you
- Sheryl is a horrible horrible person, espousing feminist ideals while doing the very opposite
- Joel is even worse, I can't believe these kind of men continue to get away with such obvious sexual harassment
- These people have blood on their hands
Shocking but not surprising. Also serves as a cautionary tale about how difficult it is to 'fix the problem from the inside' and how you often end up simply perpetuating the issues that you came in to solve.
Some takeaways:
- Being attacked by a shark sounds almost as bad as having negligent parents
- Mark's staff let him win at Catan and he's too self-important to notice
- The answer to balancing parenting and work at that level is to let other people manage the children for you
- Sheryl is a horrible horrible person, espousing feminist ideals while doing the very opposite
- Joel is even worse, I can't believe these kind of men continue to get away with such obvious sexual harassment
- These people have blood on their hands